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Mr.. Walton Abandons the Game, but Draws
Out q Check for 81 900.

Mr.. Walton Abandons tho Game, but Draws
Out Cheek for &11 900.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-In the latter part
OF February, 1886. Theodore F. Walton. "the
Plunger." who had been for some time making
investments through Robert Glendennng &
Co. OF 800 Chestnut street, had n balance Of
many thousands in the hands of his brokers'.
He gave them an order to buy $3.50 900 of Read
ing general mortgage Gs. and they reported
they had done 80. On Saturday April "a, of
the same year. no received q telegram from
Glendenning Il Co.. saying that unless he put
up more margin they would sell his bonds and
close his account. Mr.. Walton was in bed In
New York with an attack Of govt. but no got
out Of bed and at l O'Clock In tho afternoon
went to Glendenning Il Co. prepared to pro-
tect his holdings, and was informed by
them g9 that they had sold him out at
to recover his bonds, Giendenning. 4 Co
$4,000. and garnisheed his accounts with Will
liam g. Hney 4 Co. and ono Of the trust com
panies. The case was called for trial Monday.
Oct. II, and Mr.. Walton was ready and anxious
to 60 on, but counsel for Glendenning & Co.
asked that the case go over until the following
day; After this adjournment an offer, was
made to Mr. Walton to. drop their claims
settle the case. Mr.. Walton, refused. There
and Glendenning 4 Co. raised their offer. but
MIR. Walton still wanted the case tried. The
firm kept on raising him until finally he con-
sented to settle for nifty cents on the dollar Of
his claim. He received o receipt in full from
the firm and check for $1,000.
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here Wont he votss Be cast for the Democratic State
ticket and in large part for the Democratic County
uckot II We bring them out that wnyi
! have voted Tor Republican candidates, no matter
What faction they belong IN. but shan feel absoved
From the support OF Democratic candidate endorsed
BY the Republicans This feeling will not result In ad
vantage 70 the Republican state ticket this fall or the
national ticket next year. tApplauss.l
Elihu Root. sx-Chairman Of the County Com
mittee. said that he had been selected by tho
committee appointed TO confer with Nicoll to
make their report to the Convention, and to
RsI for tho nominations OF Nicon and MARITIME.
Ho said:
Yield 10 man In my enthusiastic devotion 20 the
Republican party In itS behalf have been my lAbora
nom ehdhood up have been requested BY the NOM
befs Of the conference committee present to the Con-
venton the OF two Democrats misses and eheers
one for District Attorney and the other to receive your
As,snt to hi. candidacy by another party
In my judgment the Question that presents itself 70
Tos risss above any question Of Psr.cns politics
ST many var there h,s existed here en- organized
cratic party have proved recrsan to their trusts The
ofria elected In the great city of New York that il set
on hill 10 be recorded by the Of the country have
been but pack OF Seoundres and thieves The leaders
Or This pack OF acoundre and hlevea this baud OF rob
party,
AtlAst after years OF impunity, 10 came TO . point
nhere young man, almost boy IN e1peFienos well
Up ysAIA bad thrust on HIN ~ tie esyslopmsnts q
AanAuys inyestgaton the duty Of setting hil face
ssAaAss he VI hh party. He sacrificed hS am
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A CHINAMAN'S SUICIDE
Lsundryna. Low He Young Cuts his Threat
While depressed by HI Health.

Laundrynaa Low Ho Young Cuts his Threat
While Depressed by Ill Health.
Low He Young and We Sing, Cinnamon,
have kept a laundry In the basement OF 50 De-
lsncey street for nearly year. He Yong. We
Sing, and two other Cinnamon slept on bam-
boo cots in a small room back OF the wash
room. He Young. tho other Cinnamon say.
was dressing himself when they left their dor
mitory- early yesterday morning.. Later he
washed and ironed some clothes In the laun-
dry and then went into the back room.
:. At2 o'clock .Wo. Sing, his partner. found He
Young lying dead on his cot with his throat cut
killed rested In the deep cash in the left side
his body and his left arm was thrown across
his chest. Blood from the wound was spat-
the bed clothing was soaked with It.
We Sing notified Coroner Nugent and the no
lice. and He Young's body was taken to Under
t take Naughton's n Mott street We Sing told
bad for long time, and that recently he had
been despondent, He was satisfied, that Ae
Young had committed suicide The police made
no further investigation. and no arrests.
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BUSINESS MEN ENDORSE MYERS.
Hearty Action OF tho Business Mems
Municipal AssocIntIon Inat Might.

A meeting OF tho Business Mems Municipal
Association was held last evening in n parlor
at the Hoffman House. presided over by Mr..
Evan Thomas OF the Produce Exchange Reso-
lutions were adopted endorsing the nomina-
ton of Theodore W. Myers for Comptroller Of
the city of New York. and congratulating the
people Of New York upon having the oppor-
tunity OF choosing for their chief financial
officer such an eminently competent and wor-
Efhese are among the members OF the asso-
citation, nearly all Of whom were present last
Vim: A; Cole, iIoseph ! Little, VIM. 2: Young,
0'Dqn9hus' Alexander MeaKin ls hdre Norm n
Allen. j. II. Seymour. Horace X. Thurber q. T.
Potter. Nelson Smith, +; l.. Rdgeway, Q. A,
King, II. Knickerbocker, Forest H, Parker. and
Charles A. Wilson.
campaign committee OF fifty will be ap-
pointed to further the interests OF Mr.. Myers's
candidacy. Speeches in favor OF Mr.. Myers
were made by V. X. Stevenson OF the Real
Estate Exchange; James I'll Seymour s, Of the
Stock Exchange, Capt. Henry Steele Of the
Produce Exchange.
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bitoa In all probability wthtunsyamped fidelity, copr-
%. n:m 70 sla me-
s:s a. ssa n. men whom
hs attacked ha,: turned on him and because Ne did hs
i.os n: universal acclaim
the RspSses
a.. S.sS S: sn. ia, in."
Sitting Bull John D, Lawson, who has been
ss
kept him from being heard. .Iucullgs Arma
ns tie shirt That Rs n ia dress SUIT DIS
closed. also wanted TO talk. Lawson was an.
and sat down. Hs refused 70. speak when Col.
he got up again and said:
t sss'ss Eat
VAN lsxfSn n d ns e give sr Yen As1
that he did not. make much .heedway. A sec
oaas osSers called o%s aise him MP sops
ion here sas sspss IL sssss
1--we nominate MARITIME, what will be the
WEN cleo. him." somebody replied. This
Laughed. Van Allen asked It again, They all
Van Allen could not make headway against
n Tsntor So al that lathe the Republican, party
snd ss resSs tss os ss
Cen Barnpm believes, lie ed IN practical politics
$1,000 votes were cast Tor a Republican candi.
date for local Office. That was done by coali-
Nicoll He said amid cheers and laughter:
n, R 3: win
The vote on Mitchells resolution was ayes
inhabit voted no" solid. Tho 50 votes came
S% tsi ssys5aa aaf stasf ss
%he siats sas Then nominated n. e. as agreed on,
1 the ss wsrs S S Gen
patches, Surrogate Daniel G.. Rollins and
Court Court Judge Ernest Hall and Charles K. Eexon
81 ss oE en oths sa nom a
tion was made for Surrogate there were many
v3 Eiha speech nominating De
Lancey Nicoll for District Attorney. He said:
young man who made war on scoundrels has been
ss
hGs n
IL .sid Sse.ms hi. duty :. man to b Faithful 70 ,ir
again DO no. STAND on the III. honor Al.
to hSs s
unless you also agree to that"
We should nominate them both rather than balk the
peoples win that the who whipped these scour-
defs into State prison and exile should be the Dis
trict Attorney of New York. ! nominate Delaney
Nicol tor District Attorney. God b!ess him and God
men do now. Ye all love him Tor tho enemies he has
made. tCheers and laughter.
Samuel H. Randall said that the Repu blicans
| in Baltimore asked the Democrats to vote for
| Republicans. The Republicans OF New York
| should take the same medicine and vote for
Democrats.
Cheers were given for Nicol, and he was
| nominated viva voce. there being about forty
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH


Mr. Gladstone Is recovering from his cold
Diphtheria has spread rapidly In the Bishop street
school district in Waterbury, Conn. and schools have
been closed for the present
z. J. schneck 4 Co.'S furniture factory and e. IT,
Tsakes agricultural implement repair shop at Allen
town. Pa, were burned yesterday Loss, $4,000.
The President has appointed the following Postmas
terr: l.. lockwood Thayer Mt Warsaw, n " vice o. ],
Gardner resigned Mortimer Allison At Cans;eO, n, y,
vice Miner samOnA deceased
Dr. Selden II. Talcot Superintendent Of the Middle
town Asylum, IN Albany yesterday said that BARLEY
Campbell the playwright, had not Oecoyered and that
the chances are that he will never DO restored 10 his
former self
Peter swanson arrested on Monday At jamestown.
n ". on complaint OF Lena Anderson. He taken
before Justice srunk and married Lena Yesterday ho
Isnt 70 the bAra and shot himself through the abdomen
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BKOOKLYN POLITICS.



Meeting slightly Marred.
The Democratic candidates in Brooklyn
are in hot chase after their opponents. who
were on the track two weeks ahead. and all
the indications point to q speedy overtaking
of the latter. The old Democratic headquar-
ters in Jefferson Hall never wore more CHEEKY
aspect Comptroller Alfred O. Chaplin dropped
in yesterday morning, and expressed himself
as entirely satisfied with the outlook He has
been overwhelmed with congratulations on
his nomination for Mayor. and promises OF
support have been received from influential
Republican quarters. Democrats concede Mr..
Clancy. the Labor candidate. 5000 votes 1but
still assert that Mr.. Chapin's majority will be
Brooklyn Mayoralty canyasses for many years.
The first big gun OF the Democratic cam
Rafn s 6s ohspn mf
for the sufrraGes Of their fellow citizens. and
sci Jenks, and other good Speakers will discuss
the issues Of the GamPaign. The next grand
HaSsd S ES ss dSv viii IF SSuss
t5s 6 spH6iSpH mas
CURED on the stage as the close Of the proceed
sssnt 5sfs sfy last
committee OF Public SchOOl ~ Tor its action In
requesting the resignation OF Miss Morris. the
Botto@ 81 the matter: NJ. Eben Miller. the the
Chairman of tho School Committee. is an on
thusiastic Republican, and was present on the
stage. He could hardly restrain himself from
arising and denouncing Mr. Backus for inaccu-
racy OF statement, and when Mr.. Backus had
finished his address. he told him that he had
uttered falsehoods; Mr.; Backus who Is both an
roesy ana pes aisF
threatening attitude that l,tuaf friends inter-
fered to prevent the big MASS meeting being
wound up 4n WIN nasr n Dars nrj 4srnArros. 4
The interest excited. over the mistake in Ak
ing Oct. IS as the third and last day Of regis
tration, and the widespread advertisement
which the registration OF yesterday secured,
resulted, as was expected. in a very consider
able addition to the list OF voters The total
number registered yesterday amounted to
Of voters enrolled was l20,055, SO that the total
i6s Sss: In 1855 ioSss1 and IN 1884. the Presi.
Dental year. 127.O10. In this years list are
included 1925 naturalzed citizens, Of whom
nine-tenths will vote the Democratic ticket.
Attorney General O'Brien at, Albany an
bounced hIs opinion Yesterday that the regis
DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
These nominations for Assembly were made
last night BY the Democrats. First district.
Sixth. Thomas i. Magner; seventh, Adam
Schaff: Ninth. John j. McGinty; Tenth. John
,. Longley: Eleventh James +. Graham
Twelfth, Edward d. Benedict.
The Republicans have nominated John J.
Ward in the Second district
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WEsTonEsTEE COUNTY CONTENTION
Field Nominated for County Treasurer and
sutton and Purdy for Ceroners.

The Westminster county Democrats held
their County Convention at White Plains yes-
terday and nominated candidates for County
Treasurer, Justice of Sessions and Coroners
Charles P. McClelland OF Dobbs Ferry presided
There were 70 delegates present, and such
genuine harmony prevailed that 1t wasn't sny
kind of Convention at all. from q Republican
chair and in u strong speech nominated An
drew G, Field of Dobb Ferry for County Treas
endorsed the nomination by u ballot and after
ward made IL unanimous, as thoy did all the
other nominations which followed. George II.
Plains were nominated for Coroners, and Ham
ford NJ Henderson for Justice of Sessions.
Nelson for the BsnAtn<Ahin zAAA Ads-fAAS
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The United Labor party In the First Ulster
DISTRICT Monday night nominated AichAel g. Donlon of
sauRertes for the Assembly Yesterday tho Democrats
endorsed the nomination.
Senator Henry u. Conneny Of Rondont was renomi
mated at Caskl yesterday by the Republicans o. the
Fourteenth district
The Democrats OF the second Assembly district Of Erie
county renominated the Hon Frank NJ Hiese yesterday.
Henry X, Low WAS yesterday unanimously renolni-
mated Tor the seventh time for Senator from the Tr'
teenth district
Tho Democrats of Columbia county have nominated
Fred W. Jones OF Greenport for the Assembly.
h O. Connslly was Yesterday nominated by the Re-
81 e Dsnsorats u ths Hisl 6slsr aistiicc
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LYING ABOUT JUDGE DoNoHUE
An Absurd story that re OFered sTi 900
for Renon,inntien By Tsmmany.

A paragraph alleging that Judge Charles
Donohue had sent $1,000 by the hand OF
Maurice D. Flynn to the Tammany Convention
to purchase denomination to the Supreme
Court bench was printed yesterday in morn
ing paper. A Sun reporter showed 1t to Judge
Donohue, who said:
"There is not word Of truth in 1t, directly
or indirectly. 1t is a lie. I have not seen or
spoken to Mr.. Flynn in reference to the Con-
vention or the nomination. Even rs liejt is
ridiculoua The majority OF the Tammany
Convention was in favor Of my nomination
The opposition OF Mr.. Croker was what pre-
vented II. II I were capable OF It or had
thought OF It there was no need OF my sending
money to the Tammany Convention for such q
purpose, and am sure that did not offer any
money to Mr.. Croker"
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cr.v,.s Mercy for the A.areA,.t..

CHICAGO. Oct 24.-The soclallstic wing of the
United Labor party held Convention at Uhlich's Hall
tonight about $50 delegates being present Capt Black
was nominated for Superior Court Judge and Francis T.
Colby for states Attorney. petition asking Gov:
OResby for clemency for the Anarchists adopted
BY vote Of 1872 to 20 rsees that the delegates arc
demned men. while satisfying for few days the IN
clsmor for blood will extend and intensity the bit
Of society" Fault Is found with the trial. and commit
tee appointed to present the to Gov Oglesby
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THEY CAN'T GIVE 'EM AWAY.
TRUCK LOADS OF ETENIN9 WORLDS
LUMBER TO THE PAPER MILL

-Four Twe-ton Loads q week-One OF Thew
spiils an Edition In Trent ct Tho sun Of
nce with Circulation Andavits Cempieto
and Mendacious Picture Thrown In.
A tremendous truck load Of newspapers,
family indicated in the accompanying diagram.
wobbled and shivered UP Park row past bonig-
nant Ben Franklin at O'Clock yesterday after
noon behind ono horse. There were appar-
emily two tons Of newspapers upon the truck.
and In fact nothing could DO seen OF tho truck
except the wheels. The papers in the main
stack had been packed and jammed together
apparently by press OF unexcelled mechani-
cal power, 30 that they were almost solid
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trict Attorney. en-
dorsed Mr.. MARITIME.
tho Democratic can
dldats for additional
Grimm al Court
Judge. and relieved
its feelings BY cheer
ing for Denis Shea OF
Paradise Park. can
didate for Coroner.
The leaders had been
laboring two days
with Mr.. Nicoll to get
him to run without
an endorsement for
MARITIME. Col. 8. V.R
CruCer, Police JUS
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read. Justice Smith
raised the point Of
order that the reso-
luton should not be
considered as q sub.
etitute. but as an ad.
dittonal resolution tc
DO considered after
the FIRST was adopted.
Col. Cruger so ruled.
When Mr.. Mitchell's
resolution was put
he went on the plat,
form and said:
Its only . few moment,
since this resolution Wal
written. and II Is offered
In general thus because
desire to have . discus
sion on the general prin,
rtnlAa and mot a.. ths u
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put somebody on the
ticket that could be
traded of for votes
for the State ticket.
raised objection to
such q nomination
before 1t was made.
Police Justice
Smith moved that
tho Convention pro-
coed to make nomi-
nations for tho coun-
~ Offices. Edward
Mitchell. who was
nominated for JUS
ttce of the Supreme
Court last year, and
who had declined
at the conference
the night before to
60 In this year.
moved the following
resolution a. q sub
atftnta for .Jnatira Am
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Retail Grocer. in Session,

The Central Association Of Retail Grocers
had meeting at 2ls East Twentythird street yester
day to discuss the trouble with the Eastern District
ISOLATION of Brooklyn President Myers Of the Eastern
District Association explained the for tho with
drawal Of his association from tho central body
plant was made about the Official Of the National
of article which IL under the ban of tho srocers
ganization
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A Boy rIenpeekss Sentenced.

Samuel Silverman was aTaiRned before
Judge Gdsrsssve In the Court Of General Sessions
terdAy charged with picking the pocket of Psppi
Berne at Hester and Essex streets on sunday Oct =
The testified that she caught the boys hand
IL her dIsSs pocket and held him mil policeman ar
rived The prisoner said that hs stood on tie corner Tor
two hours talking with his swsetheaI. sarah Sonen.
when the woman ran up and seized him me prisoner
Win ths IsSsiynS A,.s1!ioss dsSH hi; nysi. e
VIC WA aiso WttnSsA did net ave him however He
Va ssntsaoed % three year, and Ix months IN prison
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A meeting OF the American party was held In
room ~ OF Cooper Union last evening. A. Powell pre-
sided In the absence Of John Mines the Chairman Of
the Provisional Committee. Mr.. Powell said that the
immigration this country consisted to large estent
Of the scum Of Europe. Anarchists Socialists crimt
mails and paupers who thought liberty meant license
Unless some law were passed very speedily there would
Americana OF tho generation Mr. Powell explained
that they wanted 70 foot movement TO Organize
Assembly districts In tho city.
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A Bill for Justice white to Pay.

The National Bank OF West Troy sued Police
Justice Andrew j. White as stakeholder of the New
York Fertxing and Extracting Company, OF which he
President 81 800 promIssory note OF
tha company. The tried yesterday before
Judg. barrett anh jury. and verdict for ~ o0o
dered. 1t claimed that the company nsolvent
when the note made.
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enos. Elihu Root was selected to present tho
report Of the conference. and to advocate tho
nomination Of both Nicoll and Maritime
In tile evening the Convention mot In the
Grand Opera House. Col. Cruger presided.
and W. Il. Bellamy was Secretary. Tho kick
against the nomination OF Nicoll and endorse
ment Of MARITIME came as soon as the roll had
been called.
The delegates who had not been instructed
that tho object OF Nicoll's nomination was to
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divdua nomination. Either the proposition Is sound
verse Of this proposition 10 sound and Democrats should
30 nomine,sd by Republicans IL al the cSunes Of The
policy. or impoiicy OF nominating Democrats Il the
Democratic party chooses to nominate people unit for
ONCE and the majority plurality OF the people vote
put these UNIT men in office this Democratic cityis emit.
tied 10 have unit mon IN ONCE.
Then some pemoera, 10 rejected By his organization
lcan party DO called take in tho Democrai Cries
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Not q Very Able Rumor.

High Catholic authority in this archdiocese
says that there Is nothing in the story that In all OF the
Catholic churches In the State the priests will Sun
day next from their pups instruct the faithful on pain
OF excommunication take Part in the of
Dr Mcuynn and Henry DECREE In this archdiOcese
priests have received sue dire from
Corrigan and IL said authority 10 he impossible that
any such Instructions should DO sent to the priests
the State the Archbishop and the Bshopa
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Vi tllO ONCllluSs IL
the workers, had felt
uncomfortable. for
the silk stocking men
had been doing 1t all.
Coroner was the last
nomination to be
made. and the Para
disc Park delegation
named Denis Shea.
"one OF the Yhitest
men in New York"
The downtown and
tenement house dis
trict delegates stood
on the chairs along
the sides of the hall
and yelled and cheer
nia % "Dfnnis Ia the
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A Coal FamIAe In Springfield. iii.

SPRIEaFIELD. ILL.,. Oct. 25-On account OF the
scarcity of coal by the strike of the coal miners
In this district the public schools to-day compelled
to close Afew days OF cold weather will cause short
age OF fuel among private consumers. which will I'M
doubtedly result In vigorous howl Some OF the mines
still being worked but the coal pool will not receive
any orders from private consumers
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noes. Part OF the
Convention gave
three cheers for the
De mocratio ticket
and the rest OF the
G9 my u dSe f fifs g /
shouted that the
De m ocrats had
packed the Conven-
MI. Root also NOM
mated District-A
torney Randolph b.
NJ artine for Adj
ditional Cri | n n
Court Judge. He said
. that George W. Lyon,
the slated candidate.
had withdrawn. and
deserved we'll Of the
Marty for having done
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MILWAUKEE, Oct. 25.-Robert Garrett and
party arrived here yesterday on special train, and
drove about in the afternoon Last night they
tended performance at the opera house They leave
this morning for Minneapolis and will then enter
extended tour tho Pacific and Mexico The trip
10 taken for ecreation and to give Mr.. Garrett rest
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Getting Ready for brother Moody.

LOUISVILLE. Oct 25.-The erection OF o tenn
porary building capable of seating 5000 persona has
been agreed upon for the Moody meetings in this city
The building will be the vacant lot belonging to tho
southern baptist Theological Seminary, and L will DO
ready for occupancy by Jan. lsSS. when Mr. Moody s
expected The series OF meetings will continue for
month The evangelist popular In Louisville and
his coming Is aw ated with much Interest
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No Higher wage. for Coal M,uer..

CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-The coal merchants OF
Chicago to-day decided to resist the advance In of
nve per demanded by the miners at streator
chants until Nov to comply with the demand, threat
enng strike that date unless tho advance was forth
coming committee was appointed by tho merchants
to confer with the miners at streator on Oct 81
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Pretended She Wa. y White Woman.

TRENTON. Oct. 25.-Alexander Searle. col
ored man. and Frances his wife, were each sentenced
to year in prison. and to pay hno of $500 to-day for
using the mails to defraud people. They had matrmo-
nal agency IN Jersey City and made consderable
money out OF far in search OF wives Mira
searls took part in the correspondence with tho West
erners under the pretence that she was handsome
white woman. Many love letters sent TO her read